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Newcastle Knights great Tony Butterfield lucky to be alive after cardiac arrest

Newcastle Knights great Tony Butterfield lucky to be alive after cardiac arrest

After completing a charity match, Butterfield said he "started feeling weird" before collapsing in the change rooms and requiring urgent CPR.

  • by Robert Dillon

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Eight injured in two-car crash on Barton Highway

Eight injured in two-car crash on Barton Highway

A female passenger was taken to Canberra Hospital with leg injuries in a serious but stable condition.

  • by Andrew Brown
Teenager in critical condition after water-skiing accident at Kyeemagh
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Teenager in critical condition after water-skiing accident at Kyeemagh

Four ambulance crews and a helicopter were called to a boat ramp in Sydney's south just before noon on Saturday.

  • by Georgina Mitchell
Queensland denies mismanagement as public hospitals hit capacity
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Queensland denies mismanagement as public hospitals hit capacity

The Queensland Government denies hospitals in south-east Queensland are in crisis as it work to clear a full capacity backlog in emergency departments.

  • by Stuart Layt and Felicity Caldwell
Court orders ACT government to hand over firefighters' pay records
Canberra

Court orders ACT government to hand over firefighters' pay records

The government must hand over the records to the United Firefighters Union, which suspects underpayments to firefighters totalling more than $1 million.

  • by Blake Foden
South-east Queensland hospital system stretched to capacity
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South-east Queensland hospital system stretched to capacity

South-east Queensland residents urged not to go to hospital unless absolutely necessary, with all hospital emergency departments in the region at capacity.

  • by Stuart Layt
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Firefighters 'swinging in the wind' as they secured sign on 45th floor
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Firefighters 'swinging in the wind' as they secured sign on 45th floor

Firefighters have successfully removed a damaged Telstra sign in the middle of the city, after it was damaged due to strong winds.

  • by Simone Fox Koob
Memory expert urges police to appeal to public as early as possible
Canberra

Memory expert urges police to appeal to public as early as possible

ACT Policing regularly calls for witnesses or information several months after the incident under investigation took place.

  • by Blake Foden
'Dangerous' cyclones to soak and batter Australia's north
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'Dangerous' cyclones to soak and batter Australia's north

Twin severe tropical cyclones will hammer northern Australia over the weekend, smashing ecosystems and potentially leaving a hefty repair bill from damaging winds, storm surges and flooding.

  • by Peter Hannam
Exclusion zone revoked after fears of unstable Suncorp Bank building

Exclusion zone revoked after fears of unstable Suncorp Bank building

The exclusion zone was revoked two days after reports of a piece of concrete on the building's facade slipped several centimetres.

  • by Jocelyn Garcia
'Triple whammy' expected from twin cyclones as evacuations increase
Emergency services

'Triple whammy' expected from twin cyclones as evacuations increase

Winds from Cyclone Trevor are forecast to reach 275km/h while gusts of up to 320 km/h are tipped for Cyclone Veronica.

  • by Peter Hannam